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Re: INDUCTION FOR MACROSOMIAFrom: PDBurstein@aol.comSat Apr 27 16:09:37 1996
>MACROSOMIA AND SHOULDER DYSTOCIA HAVE MEDICAL LIABILITY OVERTONES. >IT IS DIFFICULT TO FIND FAULT WITH SOMEONE WHO VIEWS INDUCTION AS A >PREVENTION FOR MACROSOMIA WHEN YOU HAVE SURVIVED A DIFFICULT SHOULD >DELIVERY WITH AN UNEXPECTED LARGE INFANT. This may be true, but there is little if any evidence that it really works in real life. Paul D. Burstein, MD FACOG Clinical Assoc. Professor Univ. of Wisconsin Milwaukee Clinical Campus
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